On January 14, Shanghai added 43 new imported cases, and the epidemic prevention and transfer work at Pudong International Airport was extremely busy. For Gong Jie, an entry-exit police officer at the Pudong Public Security Bureau, this is just an ordinary day of "big white" at the airport.
On March 5, 2020, Gong Jie participated in the closed-loop transfer of inbound personnel at Pudong Airport on the first day. From that day on, high-intensity work, 12 hours a day, with a two-week break, became the norm. In the past two years, he has received an average of about 100 inbound passengers on 20 flights a day, and has received more than 60,000 people in quarantine so far.
Gong Jie registers the entry personnel
As the person in charge of the airport epidemic prevention point in Pudong New Area, Gong Jiezuo not only undertakes the responsibility of communicating and coordinating with the airport transfer command and implementing specific transfer arrangements, but also is responsible for the safety supervision of the transfer point staff to "ensure the smooth completion of each round of tasks and the healthy return of all staff members.".
Unlike other "big whites", the public security police also have to face and deal with various emergencies, such as encountering uncooperative passengers, communicating and explaining to appease each other's emotions, and trying to avoid taking coercive measures - it often takes a lot of time and energy to deal with such things.
More often, Gong Jie and his colleagues are as dedicated as they were before the epidemic to provide services and assistance to inbound personnel. For example, when encountering disabled people with limited mobility and mothers with several small children, they will come forward to take a hand and help passengers promote Li. After many passengers got off the plane, their mobile phones could not be used in China, and the police used their mobile phones to help them fill in information and scan codes. Gong Jie once encountered a uremia patient who needed to go to the hospital for dialysis immediately when he got off the plane, and he immediately asked the hospital for help and sent the passenger to the hospital according to the norms.
The public security police who reinforce the airport transfer are instructing the entry personnel to fill in the information
In closed-loop management, people and goods often have small situations, "often there are passengers to the isolation hotel after only to find that the luggage is forgotten at the airport, we have to link up front and back, help retrieve the luggage, and then send it to the hotel in accordance with the closed-loop management norms."
"I remember one night shift where we received 200 passengers, many of whom were foreigners, and had a busy night. On a hot day, fully armed in protective clothing, it was stuffy and hot inside, and it was too difficult to survive. "Gong Jie confessed that he had complained in his heart, and then he slowly digested all these emotions himself." As soon as the new inbound flight arrived, it was busy again and could not be taken care of. ”
"My son took the college entrance examination last year, but at that time I happened to be working in the closed loop of the airport, and I must have felt guilty about not being able to accompany him at such an important moment in his life." Working at the airport managed by the closed loop, "big whites" like Gong Jie always feel guilty about not taking good care of their families, "During the busiest period, my son said that it was not easy to see me, and he could only see me from pictures and videos reported on the news. "But in fact, the family also understands and understands Gong Jie." Every time I called, they comforted me and told me to work with peace of mind, take care of myself, and not worry about home. ”
From immigration management to being responsible for airport transfers, to ensuring the safety and order of staying in the viewpoint – in the battle against the epidemic, like many public security police, Gong Jie's job has changed, and the challenges and pressures he faces are different, but he is very firm: "As a people's policeman, the determination to fight the epidemic and protect people's health and safety will never change." ”
Column Editor-in-Chief: Wang Haiyan Text Editor: Wu Linhua
Source: Author: Wu Linhua